Bud. Nepal II. p. 251. Oxf. II. 1449 (1). See above A. pāśadhāraṇī. [Page359-a]

a campū in 7 Ucchvāsas by Divākara, son of Vīreśvara and grandson of Nārāyaṇa; younger
brother of Viṣṇu; composed in 1299 A. D. There is a verse in the poem from which it is assumed
that the poet was patronised by a Rāghava. MT. 4328. PUL. II. p. 271.

See also IHQ. XVII. ii. pp. 251-254.

nāṭaka. Q. by Śiṅgabhūpāla in his Rasārṇavasudhākara, TSS. 50. p. 285.

Bud.; pupil of Vajrabodhi of Kāñcī; arrived in China with his teacher in 719 A. D.; died in
774 A. D.; made a large number of Chinese transls.; see Nanjio App. II. 155.

--Anukampopakramatattvayogāvatāropadeśa. Cordier II. p. 125.

--Karmamudrāparīkṣopadeśa. Cordier II. p. 125.

--Kurukullākarmayogopadeśa. Cordier III. p. 129.

--Gaṇapatiguhyasādhana. Cordier III. pp. 87-88.

--Gaṇapatistotra. Cordier III. p. 220.

--Pañcatattvastotra. Cordier II. p. 174.

--Bhairavastuti. Cordier II. p. 174.

--Maṇḍalavidhi. Cordier II. p. 171.

--Mahāvajrabhairavahomavidhi. Cordier II. p. 172.

--Vajrabhairavasādhanakarmopacāravidhisattvasaṅgraha. Cordier II. p. 171.

--Vajrabhairavastuti. Cordier II. pp. 174-5.

--Sarvatantropadeśaikatogumphitārthanimittotthānatilakayantropadeśavajrapadavibhaṅga or
simply Vajrapadavibhaṅga. Cordier III. pp. 100-101. 172-3. [Page359-b]

I Rāṣṭrakūṭa king, 814-880 A. D.; known also by many other titles, chief of which is
Nṛpatuṅga great patron of letters; under his patronage:--

Abhinava Śākaṭāyana wrote his Śabdānuśāsana and Amoghavṛtti thereon.

Mahāvīrācārya wrote his Gaṇitasārasaṁgraha (Madras edn.).

Kavīśvara, wrote his Kavirājamārga (Kannada).

Jinasena, a. of Ādipurāṇa, claims to be his guru.

--Praśnottararatnamālā. didactic catechism.

Ascribed to him in the Dig. Jain tradition; in mss. mentioning him as a., the king is said to
have retired from the throne owing to spiritual awakening.

See also Ind. Ant. 33. pp. 197 ff. 258 ff.

C. by Abhinava Śākaṭāyana on his own Śabdānuśāsana, named after his patron Amoghavarṣa
I. See above under Abhinava Sākaṭāyana.

Kavīndrācārya 1563.

Bud. Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 187.

Bud. Cabaton I. 62 (24). Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 125. Nepal II. p. 252. Oxf. II. 1449 (8).

Bud.

--Kalāpāvatāra. Cordier III. p. 515.

śaiva. Upāgama in Vīrāgama. See list in Kāmika.

poet. Sbhv. 1391.

father of Ananta, a. of C. on Rasamañjarī. TCD. 1239. Triv. Cur. VII. p. 20]. Correctly
Tryambaka Paṇḍita. See above p. 172b. [Page360-a]

Bud. Pāli. See J. of U. P. Hist. Res. Soc. XVIII. p. 151.

Bud. Pāli. Camb. Uni. Pāli p. 145.

--Ārādhyatvena stuti called; also Ṣaṭkalyāṇaka. ref. to in Samayasundara Gaṇi's
Sāmācārīśataka, which was finished at Meḍatā in 1615 A. D.

See Ind. Ant. 23. p. 171.

Jain. Pkt. BP. pp. 164a. 182b. Ujjain I. p. 87 (inc.).

or ºcaritra Jain. by Muniratnasūri, pupil of Samudraghoṣa. Bik. 1461. BORI. 573 of
1884-86. 616 of 1892-95. CPB. 6946. Dāhilakṣmī XI. 20. XXVI. 5. Jainagranthāvalī p. 220. L.
3037. Peters. III. p. 404 (no. 573). V. p. 277 (no. 616).

Ptd. Śrī Satyavijaya Jainagranthamālā 11, Ahmedabad, 1927.

Jain. by Sundaraka Sūri. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 7. JASB. 1908, p. 408b (no. 3044).

Jain. an. BP. pp. 161a. 247a. Chani 572. 1089. 1110. 3462.

Jain by Amarasundara. BORI. 1256 of 1884-87. Rgb. 1256.

Cf. above Ambaḍakathānaka by Sundarakasūri. For the story, see Krause, Indische
Neuvellen, pp. 155. 162 ff., Wint. HIL. II. p. 540.

Ptd. Jamnagar, 1910.

Jain. BP. p. 241a.

Jain. America 5403.

Jain. BP. p. 192b.

Jain. BP. p. 171b.